Riding Cup · 2026–2027

Riding Cup 2026–2027

The four-round remote interclub championship, hosted freely from September to June.

Pre-sale 2026–2027

Enter your club in the Riding Cup

Pick one or several disciplines, choose the arena size that suits you, then create your club account.

1 · Your disciplines

3 · Your club and account

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The concept

The Riding Cup, made simple

The Riding Cup is an international inter-club tournament played over 4 rounds, hosted whenever you like between September and June — a 10-month window. Take part in one or more disciplines among show jumping, dressage, Equifun and hunter, and in each discipline pick the size that fits your arenas.

Minimal logistics

Lay out our courses or ride our set tests, then film your riders with a simple phone in landscape format. That's all!

A size that fits you

In each discipline, select the dimension that fits your arenas: every club competes according to its own facilities.

Prizes to be won

Your riders can win their share of thousands of euros in prizes, shipped once the tournament ends.

The creator of Equi-rider jumping a fence at a show

About

The creator of Equi-rider

Riding centre manager and founder

As the manager of a riding centre, I created Equi-rider with one simple belief: every club, whatever its size, deserves to give its riders the thrill of a real international competition — without leaving its own arena. With our courses set up or our set tests ridden and a simple phone to film, your riders are measured against the world under one identical judging standard. This is the educational project I keep growing with you, round after round.

Four disciplines on the programme

Pick a discipline to see its concept and its tests.

The concept

Show jumping

A course of fences to clear without faults inside the time allowed. The club builds the official track supplied by Equi-rider, with heights matched to each rider category.

The course plan

The course plan reaches you 3 days before your show date. Depending on your arena size, you compete against clubs with comparable facilities.

Gridded show-jumping course plan with numbered fences
Example show-jumping course on a 70 × 35 m arena

Arena sizes offered

  • 40 × 20 m
  • 60 × 20 m
  • 65 × 25 m
  • 55 × 35 m
  • 70 × 35 m

The tests

  • Poles on the ground, then 30 to 120 cm in 10 cm steps
  • Poles on the ground and 30 cm: preparatory classes with set tasks (4 penalties for a missed task or displaced equipment)
  • 40 and 50 cm: grand prix table with deferred time
  • 60 to 90 cm: grand prix table with deferred time, a combination possible depending on the arena chosen
  • 100 to 120 cm: grand prix table with deferred time, a second combination and possibly a water tray under a fence

Scoring and rules

  • Deferred-time Grand Prix scoring from 40 cm upwards
  • Difficulties and combinations adapted to the selected height and arena size
How to film

Stand outside on a long side or at a clear corner. Film in landscape and follow the pair while keeping the fences, start and finish in frame.

01

Round 01

Host it freely · September to June

02

Round 02

Host it freely · September to June

03

Round 03

Host it freely · September to June

04

Round 04

Host it freely · September to June

Riding Cup: one season, four rounds.

Every rider's points add up in the ranking list until the prize ceremony in July.